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Orient the team around commerce domains, contracts, and production ownership.

Use this overview to decide where customer experiences, commerce services, enterprise systems, and external providers meet—and which documentation path each delivery role should follow.

Implementation guide

Design for the successful path, the failure path, and production ownership.

01

Commerce domains

Capabilities are documented by owned business behavior rather than screen.

  • Products, variants, collections, and channel availability
  • Price lists, promotions, tax inputs, and eligibility
  • Customers, organizations, roles, and entitlements
  • Carts, payments, orders, fulfillment, returns, and refunds
02

Integration contracts

Choose the interaction model based on business timing and recovery needs.

  • APIs for immediate customer or operator decisions
  • Webhooks for notification and downstream processing
  • Reconciliation for completeness independent of delivery
  • Bulk workflows for controlled high-volume movement
03

Production responsibilities

Every integration requires an explicit operating model.

  • Credential and permission ownership
  • Rate, latency, availability, and recovery expectations
  • Monitoring, alerting, replay, and escalation
  • Compatibility review before consuming releases

Production readiness

The integration is not complete until the team can operate it.

  1. 01

    Identify the authoritative system for each core entity

  2. 02

    Separate customer-blocking calls from asynchronous work

  3. 03

    Name the team that owns every interface in production

  4. 04

    Record assumptions as architecture decisions

Technical evaluation

Prove the risky workflows before production commitment.

Bring the target architecture, representative contracts, volume profile, security requirements, failure cases, and operating responsibilities. We’ll define the smallest useful proof.

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